A Bengaluru Traffic Police officer directs loaded vehicle and three-wheeler goods vehicle drivers at the entry of BGS Flyover on 31 August 2026, enforcing new restrictions barring such vehicles from five city flyovers.
Bengaluru Police personnel stationed at the BGS Flyover entry point turned away loaded vehicles and three-wheeler goods carriers on 31 August 2026, the first day of the new flyover vehicle restrictions.
Bengaluru Traffic Police reviewed road accident cases and traffic congestion data before deciding to bar loaded vehicles and three-wheeler goods carriers from five flyovers, with enforcement beginning at BGS Flyover on 31 August 2026.
Following a safety review, Bengaluru Traffic Police restricted loaded vehicles and three-wheeler goods vehicles from using five flyovers across the city, with officers deployed at BGS Flyover to enforce the order from 31 August 2026.
To ease chronic congestion and reduce accidents, Bengaluru Traffic Police barred loaded vehicles and three-wheeler goods carriers from five flyovers citywide, deploying officers at BGS Flyover from 31 August 2026 to redirect non-compliant vehicles.